2006
DOI: 10.1119/1.2121753
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Designing effective questions for classroom response system teaching

Abstract: Classroom response systems (CRSs) can be potent tools for teaching physics. Their efficacy, however, depends strongly on the quality of the questions used. Creating effective questions is difficult, and differs from creating exam and homework problems. Every CRS question should have an explicit pedagogic purpose consisting of a content goal, a process goal, and a metacognitive goal. Questions can be engineered to fulfil their purpose through four complementary mechanisms: directing students' attention, stimula… Show more

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“…Clickers can be effectively used as a reflective tool in course redesign and constructive alignment (Collins et al, 2008;Dill, 2008;Hoffman & Goodwin, 2006;Koppel & Bereson, 2008;Simpson & Oliver, 2006), as there needs to be clear links between the questions posed and the desired learning outcomes (Beatty, 2006;Tanner & Allen, 2005). Simply placing the clickers into students' hands does not guarantee engagement (Hoffman & Goodwin, 2006) as they need to be actively supporting the learning process.…”
Section: Using Clickers Effectively In Classesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clickers can be effectively used as a reflective tool in course redesign and constructive alignment (Collins et al, 2008;Dill, 2008;Hoffman & Goodwin, 2006;Koppel & Bereson, 2008;Simpson & Oliver, 2006), as there needs to be clear links between the questions posed and the desired learning outcomes (Beatty, 2006;Tanner & Allen, 2005). Simply placing the clickers into students' hands does not guarantee engagement (Hoffman & Goodwin, 2006) as they need to be actively supporting the learning process.…”
Section: Using Clickers Effectively In Classesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cada pregunta debe tener un propósito pedagógico específico, referido a un concepto, a un procedimiento o a un objetivo metacognitivo (Beatty et al, 2006). Mediante presentaciones PowerPoint, el profesor puede realizar cuestionarios (verdadero/falso, opción múltiple…) a los alumnos presentes en el aula.…”
Section: Methodsunclassified
“…Consecuentemente, se comprueba que, efectivamente, tal y como recogen estudios previos (Berry, 2009;Collinge 2009;Chafer, 2009;Silliman y McWilliams, 2004;Weerts et al, 2009;y Beatty et al, 2006), el uso de los sistemas de respuesta interactiva aumentan el nivel de participación y motivación del alumnado.…”
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